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Make law NJ enforcement disciplinary records accessible to the public | Opinion AG Gurbir Grewal on police reform in New Jersey Replay Video UP NEXT In the introduction to his book, "Across That Bridge: A Vision for Change and the Future of America," the late Rep. John Lewis defined Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “beloved community,” as “a society based upon simple justice that values the dignity and worth of every human being.” Working to address the inequities and systemic issues within law enforcement in relation to Black communities throughout our state may serve as a bu...

Despite killing the polio vaccine workers, Pakistanis still eagerly await the COVID vaccine! Prof. Pervez Hoodbhoy, the noted Pakistani physicist and popular writer, in his article “Muslims and technology” in Pakistani daily ‘Dawn’ dated January 2, 2021 discussed the prospects of Muslims adopting technology to innovate. Muslims have always feared that technology will destroy their faith. Of course, they accepted printing press, loudspeaker, weather forecasts, cameras and television, blood transfusions, organ transplants, and in-vitro fertilisation. Despite killing the polio vaccine wo...

Without a culture of science Muslims will continue consuming technology without producing much.

'Electronic contract manufacturing in India to grow over 6-fold to USD 152 bn by 2025' © Provided by Zee Business The electronic contract manufacturing sector in the country is projected to grow by over six-fold to USD 152 billion by 2025, industry body Elcina said on Wednesday. Globally, the electronic manufacturing services (EMS) sector was valued at USD 832 billion in 2019 and is estimated to grow to USD 1,055 billion by 2025. "Elcina predicts that the Indian EMS industry will gallop from USD 23.5 Bn in 2019-20 to USD 152 Bn by 2025. This effectively means that it has the potential to gr...

N.J. cops will only be able to use deadly force as an ‘absolute last resort’ under major changes to policy Updated Dec 22, 2020; Twitter Share New Jersey police will soon have new guidelines on when they can hit, chase or shoot suspects under rules announced Monday by the state attorney general’s office, the first overhaul of the state’s use-of-force policy in two decades. The rules prohibit cops from using force to speed up an arrest, ban using police dogs on suspects who are only resisting arrest and require departments to review every incident where force was used. The policy appl...